Niet? Ik wel, en dat komt goed overeen met wat Dana zegt: er zijn simpelweg niet genoeg vrouwen om gewichtsklassen te vullen. Miesha Tate staat te wachten op haar kans om de 135lbs-titel van Marloes af te pakken, maar wie is de volgende voor Cyborg? Haar laatste twee gevechten waren tegen Coenen en Finney, die allebei een gewichtsklasse lager vechten dan Cyborg en alleen maar omhoog kwamen zodat zij een challenger had voor de titel.quote:Op dinsdag 15 maart 2011 02:05 schreef Hoogstaande het volgende:
Onbegrijpelijk eigenlijk dat Dana geen vrouwelijke MMA gevechten wil?
Ik zou geen enkel argument tegen kunnen verzinnen eigenlijk
quote:Rashad Evans on "Suga and Pep" segment of Pro MMA Radio:
I've been enjoying Rashad in his new role on PMR every week. His candor and honesty has been pretty refreshing and he didn't mince words tonight.
Rashad had a few things to say during the segment:
- Jones signed up at Jackson's under the proviso that he would NEVER fight any of the other Jackson's fighters.
- Rashad talked with Jones after the interview he gave where Jones said that he would fight him. Rashad was very surprised. Jones had never expressed this. The interview was pretaped and Rashad never received a call or text alerting him to it. His reaction on ESPN was one of surprise when he said "I'm not a punk; if he says he'll fight me, I'll fight him."
- They had a conversation afterward and Rashad left feeling like there was more that needed to be discussed...this bridge would be crossed when it needed to be.
- Regarding Jones' frustrated comments on the media conference call where he said he wouldn't be taking Rashad into the cage with him though he was his friend and replied with "I have a lot of people outside of Rashad who I can draw energy and power from and they'll all be with me."
- "That does sound a little bit cold-blooded", Rashad replied. "Jon's a young guy and when you're a young guy sometimes you talk a little too fast for your brain to keep up...I don't think it's acceptable at all. I don't think it's something I'd say."
- When Jones said "I absolutely hate when people mention Rashad Evans, especially throughout this training camp....for people to even be mentioning Rashad Evans right now...I think it's ludicrous. Rashad is not in my mind, he's not in my being, he as absolutely zero to do with my heart and who I am right now. This guy has nothing to do with Shogun and from here on out, I don't think I'll answer a question about Rashad."
- Rashad replied with "it sounds like he wants to fight, huh? Those sound like fighting words". He went on to say, "Ya know, I don't know how to judge the kid. It's kinda messed up, to be honest. Ya know, I can't control what anyone else says and it sounds to me like he's a little bit insecure about the whole thing. Sometimes when you open your mouth you show what you're afraid of more than anything. I don't know why he has such an adverse response like that to me. I've never challenged him or made him feel like he should do that sort of thing. It sounds to me -- if I was out of the situation -- that he was feeling insecure about me [not Shogun responding to Pepe's point]."
- Rashad goes on to point out fairly eloquently about how you have to answer reporters' questions to the best of your ability. You can't just expect to not talk about a situation where you stepped in for a friend and training partner in a title fight who was injured. He does say that that made Jon "sound like a baby".
- When asked to rank his feelings toward fighting Jones on a scale of 1-10, Rashad didn't say how likely he would be to fight Jon but said his mind is very open to it because of how things have gone. He's finding out that his teammate may fight him over TV and that this is not how things are done. Out of respect to the coach and Jon, he'll talk to them before he pulls the trigger.
- Rashad says that he's been working a lot with Trevor Wittman over the last few camps. Trevor is his guy and he's been spending time with him including the last 2 camps. By the way Rashad is talking, it seems like he doesn't have a problem fighting his training partners; that he agrees with Trevor. It sounds like Rashad had enough respect for Greg Jackson's agreement to not fight his training partners that he went along with Jackson's law. Now that the school has grown and Jones has said he would fight Evans and Jackson has not intervened and restated his mandate that Jones never fight any training partners, things may be different.
- Rashad says that the reality may be that he won't use Greg at all and has been playing around with the idea.
HT: Bodybuilding.com - Pro MMA Radio Show Archive!
Shogun is ook een van mijn favorieten, maar hoe lang wil je Jon Jones nog een gehyped talent blijven noemen? Ik denk dat hij zich, of hij nu wint of niet, nu wel bewezen heeft als een hele goede vechter. Ik vind niet dat je nog van hype kan spreken; zelfs als hij zaterdag verliest, is hij een supergetalenteerde jonge vechter van wie we grote dingen mogen verwachten. Hij heeft dan simpelweg verloren van Shogun, wat geen schande is.quote:Op dinsdag 15 maart 2011 10:12 schreef pwned het volgende:
Mauricio Rua vs. Jon Jones: Een van mijn favoriete vechters ooit! Shogun gaat laten zien wat het verschil is tussen een complete vechter en een gehypt talent.
Sex sells.. er zijn 2 redelijke/knappe vrouwen .. de rest zijn allemaalquote:Op dinsdag 15 maart 2011 02:14 schreef The-Brahma-Bull het volgende:
Dat begrijp ik ook niet nee. Sex sells, zeker bij het meeste MMA publiek wat je bij die shows ziet zitten meestal
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